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Rome’s EUR Towers complex completes renovation
The EUR Towers complex in Rome has been renovated and returned to full use.
It consists of five buildings, including three towers that are 17 floors high.
The complex had been unused for a long time before the work began.
Cdp funded the renovation through Cdp Real Asset, with support from Fintecna.
Work started in 2022, and the complex has now been formally opened.
The project aims to bring a valuable but unused property back into use and benefit the city and its community.
The EUR Towers complex in Rome has been renovated and returned to full functionality after being unused for a long time.
The renovation was funded by the Cassa Depositi e Prestiti (CDP) group through CDP Real Asset, with support from Fintecna.
The complex has five buildings, including three towers of 17 floors each.
Construction began in 2022.
The complex was inaugurated at a ceremony attended by Italy’s Deputy Economy Minister Maurizio Leo and Rome Mayor Roberto Gualtieri.
- Who
- CDP, through CDP Real Asset, funded the renovation, with support from Fintecna.
- What
- The EUR Towers complex was renovated and returned to full functionality.
- When
- It was inaugurated after the renovation; the date is not stated.
- Where
- The EUR Towers complex in Rome, Italy.
- Why
- To bring a long-unused complex back into use and generate benefits for the city and community.
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Work on the renovation began.
The complex was inaugurated and returned to full functionality.
- Buildings
- Five buildings in total
- Towers
- Three towers, each 17 floors
- Renovation start
- 2022
- Funding
- CDP group, through CDP Real Asset
- Support
- Fintecna
What people are saying
With CDP Real Asset in the front line and the support of Fintecna, we have converted the structure into a modern and efficient complex capable of generating lasting value for the area
The new EUR Towers show how even a valuable asset that has been unused for years can once again generate concrete benefits for the city and the community







